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Newa 12:15 Valley News Weath-Weather-Maraet 13:30 Sound 1230 Feature Section 12:45 Sound 1230 Now In Pink & Blue Wake Ud to Music Stun On Cliff Scheel Wake Up Rural Rent. Cliff Scherl News Wake Up Fishing RepCliff St-heel rirstNcv;-8 Roundup CUffScheel Vake Up to Muaio Hemingway News Weather NtWi Cliff Srheel Local News Cliff Si-heel Weather Newi Cliff Scheel "News Ellis " Cliff Engle News Ellis in Wonderland Cliff Scheel Emphasis Ellis Larry Hoover Eills in Wonderland Larry Hoover News Swap & Sell Larry Hoover Teln-Tejt Ashland School News Friendnhip Circle Larry Hoover News Larry Hoover Telo-Teat Emphasis Listen Larry Hoover Listen Larry Hoover News Larry Hoover Larry Hoover News 1:00 News Godfrey 1:19 Arthur Godfrey 1 30 Arthur Godfrey 1:45 Arthur Godfrey 2 :00 News' Houseparty' 2:15 Houseparty 2:30 Zsa Zna Courtney 2:45 Del Courtney 3:00 Del Courtney 3:15 Del Courtney 3 30 Traffic Jam 3:45 Traffic Jam "4:00 Lowell Thomas 4:13 Sound 1230 4:30 Tom Hnrmon 4:43 Frank Gost 8:00 Newa' 8:15 Sound 1230 8 :30 Story Hour News House Party KMED House Party Emphasis Partv Line Hnsi-hall KMED House Party Baaehall News Hear Pnnrbtill Hear Bneball Emphasis Hear Runt? hull Heflr BaelmU News hear En net- II Hear lianeball Emphasis Hear HiiKebnll Clit Scheel CUM Scheel News Cliff 'Scheel Comprehensive Newi Market Report Baseball Bubeball Bo no halt Hear News' Hear Emphasis Road Show Clem Sicln News Hear Clem Stein Clem Slein Newt Roadfthow Clem Stein Clem Stein News News Road Show Clem Sfcln Road Show Clem Stein News Weather Local Newt Moods In Listening Orval Anderson Larry Hoover Newa 6:00 News Amos-Andy 'News "Dinner Music Larry Hoover 6:19 Amoi 'n Andy" Dinner Music Larry Hoover News 6:30 Comedy Hour Morgan Bealty Larry Hnover 6:48 Bob Richards. B&RAlex Drier Larry Hoover Newt 7:00 World Tonight Newt Dinner Music Larry Hoover 5:43 Sound 1230 7:18 Sound 1230 7:30 Sound 1230 7:48 Sound 1230 8 :00 News' Frost 8:!S- Sound l:ft 8:30 Sound 1230 6:43 Sound 1230 i": 00 Local Newt 9:15 Sound 1230 9 30 Sound 1230 :4f Sound 1230 10:00 Richfield Reporter HI-FI Club 10:19 Sound 1230 Hi Fi Club 10:30 Sound 1230 Nightbeat 1048 -Sound 1230 Nightbeat 1 1 :00 Sign Off News Nightbeat 11:30 Dinner Music Dinner Music Dinner Music Frost Rep Swtnesm! Swingshift Swinghlft Newt Go Show Go Show Hi-Fi Club Hi-Fi Club 'AW CBS Nishtheat-Final News Larry Hoover Newt Larry Hoover Larry Hoover News Stein Countdown fnim.rinwn News Stein Countdown Co u n ti o w n New t Stein Countdown Frosl Countdown Ate in Countdown Countdown News Stein Countdown FroU Con ntdown Stein Countdown Frost News Devotion Sign Off NBC" KBOY AM 730 kc Wednesday! 2:00 Sound of Stereo 3 30 Sports Results 8:3ft Sound of Stereo 6:00 Gospel Mission Report 6:00 Vespers 6:10 Dinner Mutlt 7:30 Sign off Thursday: 8:30 Sign on Country Western 6:00 -Holnian News on half hour. Weather on the hour. 8 30 News, Stuck Market 9:00 Special News Weather 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:15 Clemen Time 1 1 :3o Records With Hon 12 00 Sports Outlook 12:03 Ranch Time 12:15 Farm Market 12 30 Slock Market 12:35 Ranch-Time 1 30 Newt. Ranch Time 2:uu Sound of Siereo 3 30 Spoi lt Results 6:35 Sound of Stereo 6:00 Gobpel Mission Report 6.05 Ve pert 6:10 Dinner Mutie 7:30 Sign off KBOY FM 95.3 mc Wednesday: 2:00 Sound of Stereo 8 30 Sports Results 8 35 Sound of Siereo 6:00 Gospel Mission Report 6:05 Vespert . 6:10 Dinner Music 8 00 The Juri Scene fi 00 Concert 10:00 Show Album lO Ao sportt Final 11 :00 Organ 11:30 Varieties 1 1 :55--Ton.orrow'a Headlines 19 00 Sign-off Thursday: 100 Sign on, Holman. Weather on the Hour. News on Half Hour, Pop Music Varieltea 8 30 News. Stock Market 9 00 Special News Weather 10:00 Bargain Roundup iu:;id uiument-1 nni 1 1 30 Records With Ron 12.00 Sports Outlook 12.05 Varieties 12.30 Stock Market 12 35 Hi-Fi Varieties 1 30 News. Hi-Fi Varieties 2 (10 Sound nl Siereo ft 30 Sports Results 8:35 Sound of Stereo ft. 00 Gospel Mission Report H 0.1 Vespers 610 Dinner Music 8 00 The Jar Scene 0 00 Concert 10.1)0 Show Album 10 "0 Sports Final 11:00 Hi-Fi Varieties 11 55 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Slgn-olf KDOV 1300 KC WEDNESDAY 4 2ft School Bell 4 45 Aviation Weather Report 8.45 Weather Report 7:30 Sign Off Til IR8DAY 6 OQ Sign On 6:30 Farm Report 7 OftWeather Rrporl 8.30 Aviation Weather Report fl 23 Trader Horn 1 1 :53 Portals ot Prayet 12:00 Market Report 2 25 Trader Horn 3.00 Jar. Sekftinn 3 23 Meeting Notices 4 25 School Bell 4 45 A vint ion Weather Report 3:45 Weather Report 7 30 Sign Off ? 1-23-47 61 69 70 80 84 uutus 2, MAY 3 y W 67-74 STAR C.AXE!V !2 GtMINI MAY 77 "r r 0 1- 8 CANCIt A M7 ?4 36 38-44 82i 5 9-lal 22 28 39 VMGO AUG 2 ;fT. 3; -b LLAV h HOLLA N- M Your Doily AcftMr Gu-o'e According to ' Start. To develop rncjoge 'or Thufida, reod words corfCiporKiing to numbers of your Zodiac birth vgn. 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Taylor, chairman of the social science division, Dr. Cliford R. Mil ler, associate professor of social science, and Eugene B. Antley, instructor in social science. Dr. Taylor served on a pub lic school curriculum commit tee for history in all grades. The report of the committee was indorsed by the group and incorporated in the new course of study for the state department of education. The first United States post age stamps were isued on March 3, 1S47. Mi Dr- AJvaref Farm Injuries Few city dwellers realize what a dangerous place a farm can be. They don't realize that a good farmer has to be a jack - of - all trades. He has to be not only a good raiser of corn or wheat, but perhaps also good raiser of pigs, cattle, chickens, or turkeys. He has to be a good business man; also, somewhat of a carpen ter, a painter, a mechanic, a plumber, and sometimes a machinist. Today, the farmer uses a number of powerful machines, such as combines, tractors, corn - shucking ma chines, corn-picking machines, and hay-baling machines. It is sad, but often In trying to save time, he tries to clear out a clugiied machine while it is running, and as a result he receives terrible injuries to a hand or an arm. Many a farmer is killed by his tractor which perhaps "bucks" and rears up and falls over on him. In other cases he starts to fill the tractor with gaso line while it is running, and in a moment he is a mass of flames. 25 Per Cent of Deaths I read now that some 25 per cent of all the American workers killed on the job are killed on a farm. In 1057, the mortality rate from farming accidents was 58 deaths per 100, UUU workers. This rale was surpassed only in the con struction Industry where TELEVISION PROGRAMS Tho following TV Oroide sit lot printed at a fraa public service Ur tht Mail Trihunt's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes artj printed ai provided by the TV srarioni and (ha Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility ler errors or omisiiope. KBES-TV (Channel 5) WKDNESUAY 4 00 poppy Sale 4 30 Uncle Bill s Cartoons fl OO Country Stvle USA 0 IS TV Question Box 8 30 Wood v Woodpecker a 00- -TV Weatherman 1 OA News a .is - Douglas Edwards 6 30 Sjr.1 1'reMnn T -00 Meet MrGraw 7 30 Men Into Space fl 0ft The Millionaire 8 30 I've Got A Secret 9 00 Circle Theatre 10 00 Seven League Boots 10 30 News 10:43 Dan Smoot 11 00 Rawhide 13 00 Sign Off TIIURIDAT :00 I Love Lucv 9:30 December Bride 10 00 Love ot I. He 10:30 Search for Tomorrow 10 .4.1 (Gilding Light U:00 Rentiers Gun 11 30 Love thiit Bob 12 00 About f aces 13 30 As the World Turns I oo For Better or Worse t 3o House Party 3 00 Millionaire J 30 Verdict is Yours 3.00 Brighter Oav 3 .13 Secret Storm 3 30 Edfte of Ntght 4 00 Friendship Circle 4 so Uncle Bill's Cartoons IS Political 0 30 Roy Rogers 4 oo TV Weathermen oj Newa 4 IS Douglas td wards 6 30 Award Theatre 7:00 Betty Hutton 7 JO Interpol Culling 8MBustneM Parade 8 3o Markham 00 Rescue 8 30 Cannonball o 10'im nin Picture 10:30 Nl' 10:4 Political 1 1 :00 Tciine.Met Ernie for.. ii 30 Sim on KOTI-TV (Channel 2) U HM M A A 00 'I B A 3 30 W oody Woodpecker 00 Fights H .vi Sportsmen 7 00 News 7 -lit Weather 7 . 1 ci TV Question Bok 7 30 Men Into Space 8 00 Hawaiian Ee 9 00 U S Steel Hour 10 00 Carry Moore 1 1 00 News 11 OS Rawhide 12 OS Sign Off THURSDAY 10 IS 1'arioont 10 30 Si nn h (or Tomorrow 10 .4.. Guiding Light 11 t0 Itt-stlcst Gun 1 1 :iu Love thin Bob 2 i Hi Al.mit Knee-, -2 .10 As the World Turns 1 00 Dy in Court 1 :t Giilr Sturm a OO Bent the Clock 2 30 W ho Do You Trust 3 00 Brighter Dav 3 IS Secret Storm 3 30 F.lge ot Night 4 00 American RaiuUtani! 4 30 Ita. kyard Gantner 5 no Dennis The Menace 5 no Nov Rogers 8. 00 News 6 10 Weather 8:1S Douclaa Edwards 8 30 Award Thenter 7 00 State Trooper 7 '30 Port v Express 8 oo Pat Boone 8 30 U S Marshal II 00 Meet Mi-Grnvv 9 301 akr a GokI Look 10 0O Markham 10 a.) Hotel Dc Paire 11 nsnr.n,, Plahoit Ashland Float for Parade Sponsored Ashland - Five men's serv ice clubs in Ashland hnvc united to raise funds to send a float representing the city to this summer's Hose Festi val Grand Floral Parade in Portland. Accompaiiyinii the float, which will cost $1.5(10, will be the Ashland llitih school band. Clubs participating in the drive are the Rotary, Ki wants, Lions, Jaycees and Elks. The festival association gives 51)0 tickets to float and band sponsors to offset cost of the float. Each service club member has pledged to buy or sell one of the tickets, which are priced at $2 411 each. Sale of all 500 tickets would mean a net profit of over $1,000 since float spon sors arc required to return only the tax on tickets to the association. The High School Band Boosters club has as sumed responsibility for re maining cost of the float. Band Boosters are selling memberships at a minimum of SI each as their share of the fund-raising campaign. Boosters can attend free all band concerts and are en titled to vote (or each dollar donated toward selection of a float theme. tincrltui Consultant In Aledlctn Mr.yo Lllt.ll Cmnrllul rrofr.sm of Medlctaa ll.JO CIlDU there were 75 deaths; and in mining, where there were 112 deaths per 100.000 workers. In 1956, there were 2.417 ac cidental deaths on farms. Most of these people died in the few big central farming states. Most of the deaths were caused by farm ma chines, usually tractors. Ma chinery accounted for 40 per cent of all the deaths. Cur iously, next to this came drowning, falls and burns. Very dansc.-ous are the hay balers, the power mowers, and the corn pickers. Some of tile fatal accidents were due to animals, especially bulls. One bad thing about the wounds which commonly result from farm accidents is that they are badly infected, often with manure, and hence there is great danger from lockjaw and gas gangrene. Helped by Skill Some of the nastiest smash ups of arms and hands that a surgeon sees are those pro duced by farm machinery. Often an arm will be broken in several places, and much of the skin and some of the tendons will be torn off the back of a hand. Many people lose their hands while work ing with corn-pickers. For tunately, today, skilled sur geons often are able to save an arm or a hand which, in the older days, would have to be amputated. With the modern electrifi cation of many farms, a num ber of the people get badly burned or killed when they get mixed up with a live wire. Every magu.hie and newspa per read by farmers ought, at frequent intervals, to utter i warnings which may save some farmer from death or a horrible accident. The worst possible thing that a farmer can do is to reach into a piece of machinery while it is running. i For 1!)5B as a whole, every I group of retail stores had rec t ord sales. Service stations with SIB J billion, were up (1.5 per cent from 1058. which was the previous high year. To sell the American motor i ing public their products, gas oline and oil companies invest j ed an estimated S28.7 million J in newspaper advertising last I year. 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